Now her power is growing faster, becoming cheaper to use and capable of creating machines that conventional engineering cannot yet reproduce. But every success creates a new demand.
While Lin Xia fights to finish university and protect time for her own ideas, her father’s workshop comes under coordinated pressure. Counterfeit components, hostile inspections, stolen prototypes and industrial rivals reveal a route leading from local corruption to foreign operatives determined to obtain her technology.
Mark E. Cooper lives in a seaside town in the south of England. His background is in mechanical engineering where he spent over thirty years working for Ford. He loves reading science fiction, epic fantasy, or urban fantasy and particularly likes strong female characters overcoming dire situations and tough obstacles. He is now the author of over ten titles written in the genres he loves to read.